The tenth and final event of our 2009-10 season is designed to offer some respite from the hectic babble of the Edinburgh festival. Come in late and relax until the early morning with drones and deep listening from some of most interesting and unusal creators of ambience working today.
dialogues 10 | slow listening
Saturday August 28th 2010, doors 10pm, ends 7am 29th August.
Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9AB
Entry £10 | £5 students
Book tickets at Eventbrite: http://dialoguesinspace10.eventbrite.com/
Keep coming back for a full listing.
DJ Sniff(Takuro Mizuta Lippit)
Human Greed
http://www.myspace.com/humangreed
Bill Thompson
Simon Whetham
http://www.simonwhetham.co.uk/
Triophon
Edinburgh's finest computer-based live electronics act.
Jake Danson-Faraday
Improvised vocal gymnastics with live electronics, catch him while he's still in Edinburgh.
Plus a special screening of;
Rob Kennedy and Peter Dowling's demanding 2008 film 'Hapless, helpless and hopeless'
and
special selections from Chris Dooks' Bovine Life Support System: http://bovineradio.wordpress.com/
and
DJ: Gavin Fort, other films and late-night activity.
www.dialogues-festival.org
For more information
info@dialogues-festival.org
Dialogues proudly acknowledges the support of the Sound Design and Digital Composition and Performance MScs, the Informatics Forum, and the HSS Knowledge Transfer Office at the University of Edinburgh.
The University of Edinburgh's Inspace is a public engagement facility that explores the cultural significance of informatics and new media practice. Inspace is home to a joint research partnership between the School of Informatics and New Media Scotland.